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Sep 20, 2023 • #1:18 scale #1:8 scale #2023 #amalgamcollection #Anniversary #bugatti #Bugatti Type 35T #Ettore Bugatti #handbuilt #historic car

Celebrating Ettore Bugatti

One of the most influential car designers of all time was born on this day 142 years ago: Ettore Bugatti. The legendary founder of the Bugatti company was the designer of the most successful race cars and luxurious vehicles of his day.

Jun 12, 2023 • #1:18 scale #1:8 scale #2023 #250 GTO #250 TR #250LM #330P4 #ACLeMans #amalgamcollection #audi #bugatti #endurance racing #ferrari #Ford #Jaguar #lemans #mclaren #Porsche #race weathered

100 Years of the 24 Hours of Le Mans

The world’s greatest endurance racing event, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, celebrates its centenary this weekend: 100 years since the inaugural race in 1923. We are immensely proud of our partnership with the race-organising Automobile Club de l'Ouest and our wide collection of officially licensed Le Mans products.

Jan 01, 2023 • #1:12 Scale #1:18 scale #1:8 scale #2023 #aircraft #Alan Thornton #amalgam collection #bugatti #coming soon #engine #f1 #ferrari #formula 1 #Formula E #gordonmurray #in development #INDYCAR #Mercedes #Mercedes-Benz #model aircraft #Model car #modern formula 1 #new development #race weathered #Red Bull #sculpture

Looking forward: 2023 at Amalgam

The coming year is set to be an outstanding one, with an exceptionally fine selection of models lined up for development and launch in 2023.

Here we share details of the models scheduled for 2023 and explore some important projects we’ve been developing for the last few months. With so much going on with an increasing number of significant partners, it’s a substantial and exciting launch plan!

Oct 14, 2022 • #1926 #1:8 scale #bugatti #Bugatti Type 35T #historic car #Meo Constantini #Racing #Targa Florio

A Clean Sweep in Sicily

The 17th running of the Targa Florio occurred in 1926 at the Medio Circuito Madonie in Palermo, Sicily. A considerable grid of 34 cars entered, with two races running simultaneously: the Coppa, only open to factory teams, and the Targa, which was also open to independent drivers.

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